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Our latest statement on coronavirus (COVID-19)

Monday 16 March 2020

Our latest statement on coronavirus (COVID-19)

How nature can help protect our homes from flooding

Tuesday 10 March 2020

It is simply a fact we will see more extreme rainfall. Can nature be part of the solution?

Five tests for 'landmark' legislation

Thursday 30 January 2020

Will the Environment Bill deliver for wildlife?

How will the weather affect world’s largest wildlife survey?

Friday 24 January 2020 by By Jenna Hutber

Hundreds of thousands of people are expected to take part in the RSPB’s 41st Big Garden Birdwatch this weekend.

Latest blog posts

• Blog Post: A comment on the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the work of the RSPB

  Since I last wrote on 17 March , our whole way of life has been upended. From a personal perspective, it's probably been the most challenging period of my career and arguably some of the most challenging weeks in the long history of the RSPB. We’ve c...

  Posted 06/04/2020 by MartinHarper

• Comment on HS2: The wrong decision

  I see Chris Packham has had his review overturned by the judges. That to me is strong evidence that it is all about the money, and not environment! But we'll pay for it later on, both in the loss of habitats and financially.

  Posted 04/04/2020 by Mike B

• Comment on Get your children involved with Big Garden Birdwatch!

  Thank you for this creative ways to get our childs involve. Check my site if you have a chance.

  Posted 03/04/2020 by CharlesLemieux

• Blog Post: Spring for all the senses

  RSPB Scotland's Molly Martin shares ways to experience spring in your gardens, from balconies and in local green spaces using all your senses. Spring for all the senses The changing of the seasons , and particularly the coming of spring is, for a lot...

  Posted 03/04/2020 by Allie M